Crisis at Christmas video projections
Crisis the national charity for single homeless people http://www.crisis.org.uk
Crisis the national charity for single homeless people http://www.crisis.org.uk
Craft Union Christmas Pub Projections
Projections and searchlights across North Wales and the Midlands for Craft Union Pubs welcoming new tenants and celebrating the opening of new pubs.
Rochester Castle celebrated the one of England’s most historic moments – the siege of Rochester Castle in Kent with projection Mapping of the castle tower collapsing as it had done in 1215.
Rebels occupied the site in a bid to overthrow King John but King John was not about to give up that easily and defeated the rebels. The re-enactment of the siege 800 years later was projected across the castle with the famous battle scene played out below.
In celebration of Gloucester’s part of playing host to the Rugby World Cup activation Japan and USA, were projected onto the tower of Gloucester Cathedral and lights illuminated the sky in celebration of the final pool stage match at Kingsholm stadium whilst inside the Cathedral the Sine Nomine Youth Choir sang Rugby World Cup 2015 theme “World in Union” as the names of the visiting nations.
The Dean of Gloucester said, “It has been lovely to be involved in this historic event for the city, and projecting visuals onto the tower brings an extra special sense of pride to the occasion.”
A projection campaign across the UK started in Wales, then moved onto London Manchester, Leeds with the Guide Dog Logo projected onto the iconic Leeds City Markets.
Hilton’s DoubleTree Launch at Columbia Wharf was celebrated with massive 5 fingered jet Flame Systems, projections, lighting and plenty of champagne!
Two 5 fingered flame systems were located on the roof of the venue and several moving projections scanned across the front of the building. Several of our 7ft Flambeaux units were located around the party area.
Projections across the main facade of Nottingham University along with massive yellow beams from high powered searchlights inviting new students to join in with the Nottingham Univerisity’s #MeantToBe campaign.
In daylight Keble college chapel is an iconic piece of Oxfords architecture.
However when the night fell we transformed it into a gothic masterpiece.
Annual ball for the Keble College students, this year there was a gothic theme exploring the shadowy depths of the gothic realm.
To fully incorporate the audience a 3D video projection map was projected onto the iconic Keble College Chapel for all the guests to see and enjoy throughout the night.
At 10 o’clock the projection was launched with all the guests crowding to get a view of the stunning imagery and it continued through the night with guests sitting down to watch the projection until early hours of the morning.
A massive projection for the #GoodLuckAP campaign was launched last night in honour of AP McCoy’s last race at Aintree.
Liverpool’s famous Liver building was illuminated with Searchlights and a large outdoor projected image of one of McCoy’s finest moments – winning the world famous Grand National on Don’t Push It in 2010 – together with the words “The Greatest Jockey. The Greatest Race.”
Ahead of AP McCoy’s retirement from the sport Aintree racecourse though it was appropriate to celebrate this great man as he becomes the jockey to have had the most rides in the history of the Grand National. With his connections with the world famous Grand National held in Liverpool where better than to project onto the Liver Building to celebrate a great city and a great sporting champion.
A giant projection of champion jockey AP McCoy looked over Liverpool tonight from the Royal Liver Building ahead of this weekend’s Grand National.As a good luck gesture to the Irish racing legend an image of McCoy was projected on the city’s iconic Liver Building this evening.The champion jockey is set to have his 20th and last ride in the world’s greatest steeplechase before retirement aboard Shutthefrontdoor.When he announced his retirement, McCoy said: “This is without a doubt, the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make. I’ve been dreading this day, and if I’m honest, I still can’t quite imagine a life without racing.“However, I know it’s the right time to end a career I’ve loved, every single day. Even when I’ve fallen and been injured, I’ve been desperate to get back and achieve my goals, achieve the dream I realised when I was a boy but I’m now ready to retire.“I want to go out at top, I want to go out as champion jockey and it will be my 20th year if I can win the jockeys’ championship. I want to go out while I still enjoy riding and am still relatively at the top.”Great British Racing are calling on the city to wish McCoy good luck before his final Grand National by using the hashtag #GoodLuckAP. Also on the Echo Pontins holidaymakers take to Tripadvisor after mass brawl… Speke man Callum Willcocks to face trial over death of… Gran jailed after cocaine found in kitchen cupboard Court orders gangster to pay back £1Promoted Stories The Voice’s Ricky Wilson Attacks Fellow JudgesEntertainment Daily 20 Male Celebrities Who Have Spent Time Behind BarsLOLWOT Retailers Hate This! They don’t want you to find out this…Money Expert What Happened to Billy Idol? Plus 13 More Celebs Who Are…Buzzlie Video: 3D Printed Prosthesis Help Derby the Dog Run for the…Shapeways Retailers hate this! They don’t want you to find out about…Megabargains 24 Celebrities you didn’t know were gayCelebstars What exactly is your landlord responsible for?Shelter AdviceRecommended by Click here to view our community standards